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Originally Posted by senate014
Hi there,
I am new to the forum and this post! Which is very interesting!
One question:
Would this "American Base" Menwith Hill, which is near Harrogate, UK be on a leyline?
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so...38495&t=h&z=15
I've seen on the Project Camelot site, which was claimed be a famous UFO researcher, that this base, which is officially a listening post that listens in on telephone conversations is atually communicating with Mars!
Sorry, might be a bit off topic but could be interesting?
Thanks again,
Andy |
Hello,
as far as being on a leyline, i dont know. There are literally millions of leyline in different degrees. As far as it being on a magor one, google satilite it and see if it falls between 19.5 and 22.5 degrees.
About the other stuff, it sounds interesting but i dont have the information wether or not it is.
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Originally Posted by Kamikaze
Actually all galaxies spin the same way. The only thing that differs is the viewpoint you have on it. You take a spinning galaxy and look at it from one view and keep it spinning and you go and see it from the other side you will see that it looks like it's spinning in the opposite direction when actually it didn't change it's spin at all. It was you who viewed it from a different view and as such looked like it was spinning in the opposite direction. But in the end they were all spinning in the same direction whatever view you had of it.
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Yes but if you research how galaxies are formed and understand how to tell in what direction there spinning you'll see that some galaxies are forming/are formed in counterclockwise motion.
